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Jon Rose
The Art Of Mutation

Album DE 1987 on Stasch label
Jazz (Avant-garde Jazz, Free Improvisation)

Gatefold cover For the last 10 years, mainly in Australia, Jon Rose has been creating "The Relative Violin" - a total art form (Gesamtkunstwerk) based around one musical instrument. Here the most unlikely connections emerge in and under the focus of the Violin - the bastion of European Music subverted and vivisected. This album "The Art Of Mutation" gives a brief sample of some of the music created within this concept. All "Relative Violins" are played by Jon Rose. Editor Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin 1987 Production Stasch Tontechnik Berlin

Musicians

	Jon Rose vn, *1951 AU cello, 19-string cello, cello, 7-string cello, electronics, strings, multiple string frame, strings, tromba mariner, violin, violin, violin, violin, 10-string double violin with double bow, electronics, violin, 19-string violin, violin, 25 meter 5-string installation violin, violin, 5-string violin, violin, aeolian twin neck violin with sail, violin, quarter size, 2-string violin, violin, triple neck, 9-string, double piston wheeling violin, voice, album by
	Greg Ellis bass
	Michael Tinney , bass guitar
	Bruce Burdett drums
	John Gillies drums
	Slaughterhouse 3 ensemble
	Bob Abrahams piano
	Johannes Brahms piano
	Tiziana Simona voc, IT voice
	Elke Schipper voc, voice, history lesson, voice, additional voice
	Marguerite Pepper voice, instructor

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